Roberto Schaefer, ASC, AIC is an American cinematographer.[1]

Function movie
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12 months Title Director

1989 The top of the Night Davide Ferrario

1991 Le mosche in Testa Maria Daria Menozzi
Gabriella Morandi

1995 Loungers Marc Forster
Sebastian Roché

1996 Ready for Guffman Christopher Visitor

2000 All the things Put Collectively Marc Forster

Greatest in Present Christopher Guest

2001 Monster’s Ball Marc Forster

2004 Finding Neverland

2005 Stay

At last Tom Anton

2006 In your Consideration Christopher Guest

Stranger than Fiction Marc Forster

2007 The Kite Runner

2008 Quantum of Solace

2009 Leaves of Grass Tim Blake Nelson

2011 Machine Gun Preacher Marc Forster

2012 The Paperboy Lee Daniels

2013 The Host Andrew Niccol

2015 Miles Forward[a] Don Cheadle

2016 Term Life Peter Billingsley

2017 Geostorm Dean Devlin

2018 What That they had Elizabeth Chomko

2019 The Purple Sea Diving Resort Gideon Raff

Rattlesnake Zak Hilditch

2021 Creation Stories Nick Moran

2024 The Fabulous 4 Jocelyn Moorhouse

2025 Forelock Caleb Alexander Smith

^ Additionally credited as producer

1992 Red Shoe Diaries Peter Care
Ted Kotcheff Episodes “Bounty Hunter” and “Weekend Cross”

2002 Robbery Homicide Division Stephen Gyllenhaal Episode “A Life of Its Own”

2013 Household Tree Christopher Visitor 8 episodes

2022 The Peripheral Alrick Riley four episodes
Television movies

12 months Title Director Notes

1984 Finalmente Morta Elisabetta Valgiusti

1994 Roadracers Robert Rodriguez Part of the Rebel Freeway series

Cool and the Loopy Ralph Bakshi

1999 D.O.A. Christopher Visitor

2007 The Thick of It

2011 Hallelujah Michael Apted

2019 Less than Zero Craig Wright

Awards and nominations
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Year Award Class Title Result Ref.

1994 CableACE Award Course of Images Roadracers Nominated

2004 BAFTA Awards Best Cinematography Finding Neverland Nominated [2]

2007 St. Louis Movie Critics Association Best Cinematography The Kite Runner Nominated

2013 Camerimage Cinematographer/Director Duo (Shared with Marc Forster) Won [3][4]

^ Thomson, Patricia (November 2007). “Honoring a Misplaced Friend”. American Cinematographer. 88 (11): 52-58, 60-61.

^ “BAFTA 2005 shortlist”. britfilms.com. British Academy of Movie. Television Arts. Archived from the unique on July 23, 2008. Retrieved November 14, 2008.

^ “Camerimage 2013”. Camerimage. Retrieved August 16, 2017.

^ Lesnick, Silas (November 29, 2013). “Camerimage Interview: Cinematographer Roberto Schaefer”. ComingSoon.internet. Retrieved August 16, 2017.

Roberto Schaefer at IMDb

Profile at Cinematographers.nl

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